Latest Car News in India

According to recent reports, the government has started evaluating the impact of E30 and higher ethanol-mixed fuels. While cars manufactured after 2023 are officially E20-compliant, they are not engineered to handle blends beyond 20 percent ethanol. This raises an important question: What happens if fuel norms move further? Industry experts.... [Read More]

German carmaker BMW has recalled almost 25,000 vehicles in the UK due to a risk of failure in the starter motors. The carmaker has instructed owners not to leave their vehicles unattended with the engine running until the issue is resolved. The recall of vehicles came out after BMW engineers identified a manufacturing defect in the magnetic.... [Read More]

British automaker MG Motor has officially unveiled its new flagship SUV, the MG Majestor, in the Indian market. The new SUV will be positioned above the MG Gloster, and is now a part of its ICE-powered SUVs including Hector, Hector Plus, Astor, Gloster and Majestor. The carmaker has initiated the bookings of the new SUV at a token amount of Rs.... [Read More]

The vehicle emission test is going to undergo a major change from 2027. According to recent reports, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has officially notified new norms that will come into force from April 2027. The new emission norms will apply to M1 and M2 category vehicles and mark a major shift on the standards applied to.... [Read More]

The electric vehicle (EV) market in India is expanding steadily, and now, apart from the homegrown makers, other manufacturers are also entering the Indian EV market. Recognising this trend, Hyundai India, the Indian arm of the Korean carmaker, is preparing to launch a dedicated, India-bound electric vehicle in early 2027. The upcoming will be.... [Read More]

The multi-national automaker Stellantis has announced a massive €22.2 billion write-off. This announcement by the carmaker indicates the pressure on large carmakers amid slowing electric vehicle (EV) adoption. Converted to Indian currency, the figure is being discussed at close to Rs 2.5 lakh crore, placing it among the most significant.... [Read More]

Hyundai Motor India has slashed the prices of the 2026 i20 in the Indian market. The new price starts from Rs 5.99 lakh (ex-showroom). With this update, the premium hatchback becomes more accessible to entry-level buyers, strengthening its position in a highly competitive segment. It should be important to know that the company has not made any.... [Read More]